Das beste an der ansonsten vollkommen vernachlässigbaren Suchmaschine namens Biveroo ist die Anzeige der letzten 10 Suchabfragen...

(<a href=www.loe.org target=_blank>Living on Earth): There are people who've identified their own wilderness hotspots. You might catch a glimpse of them in wild places across the country, people living illegally in shacks or shelters among the trees. You might describe these forest dwellers as homeless. But that's not how some of them see it. They call themselves wilderness squatters— people living outdoors entirely by choice. Reporter Robin White went in search of some of these people in Northern California.

click pic. <a href=dict.leo.org target=_blank>Cognizant of the current lack of information about Iraq and knowing that Iraq will receive increasingly less attention as media sources abandon the country for the newest “hot spot,” an international coalition of peace and justice groups is organizing the Baghdad-based International Occupation Watch Center. The Center will function under the auspices of United for Peace and Justice (www.unitedforpeace.org), a U.S. anti-war coalition with more than 600 member groups, with participation from a diversity of international groups including Focus on the Global South, Iraqi Democrats Against Occupation, and members of the World Social Forum.

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"Benutzervernichtung" von J. Robert Oppenheimer et al. Hätte vielleicht auch G.W.B. schreiben können. Allerdings: Kann der überhaupt?

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Meiner ist... zu kurz! Übrigens in Sachen OS X 10.3 / Panther: Is it true that TextEdit now reads/writes files in a Microsoft Word format? Yes. And it does it quite well.

There was a family, Mr. Bigger, Mrs. Bigger, and their baby. Who was the biggest? The baby. He was a little Bigger!

(<a href=www.newscientist.com target=_blank>New Scientist) Forensic scientists in the US are applying DNA fingerprinting methods to the cannabis plant. They say the technique, which is being used to create a database of DNA profiles of different marijuana plants, will help them to trace the source of any sample. (...) Exactly how law enforcement agencies will apply the method remains to be seen. If a link can be established between a user and a grower or dealer, casual users might find themselves in deeper trouble than they bargained for. "If you're buying marijuana from somebody with terrorist ties, it could be traced back to that person," warns Gary Shutler of the Washington State Patrol's crime laboratory division.